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Joel Allen

Hi,

I need to get yyyy/mm/dd out of this:
FormatDateTime(Item.UserProperties("HardwareDueDateRequested").Value(),2)

Can someone please help. I looked and look, found the DatePart function but
I think there must be an easier way.

Thank you for your help,

joel
 
This is for code on an Outlook form? Use the Year(), Month(), Day() functions.
 

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